New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
PRINTERS STILL PERSISTENT
NEW MEN TAKE THE PLACES OF THE OLD

| NEW MEN 1AkE HE ILkCES Ot 1HE tLD
| THE TYPOTHETE TRYING TO BRING ABOUT A SET
| TLRMENT-THE HARPER AGREEMENT
strong effort made by the TypOiheR yesterday
to settle the difficulty between the book and job
and their employees In afternoon the society met
and invited the Strike Committee Of the to meet
them. After the adjournment the committee. consisting
or Messrs Iallenbeck, DE Vinne Little, Pohemus and
Edward TAYLOR, consulted with the Strike Committee.
The result the formulation OF the following state
men inte nded conveyed the union by President
| Glackn:
Tie behalf Typothct1 request the
mt'en on behalf o Iypograhica mon NO to report 70
the members of the rypoher engaging additional
sompooIs to engage union men ony that they have no
quest that the union strike that clause regarding card
% be adopo ps This done The scale In " 0sr respects
This statement was discussed. and it was o O'Clock
when the adjourned to allow Mr. Glackin TO
put The matter before the other members of the committee
from the union hour later he returned and stated that
the committee would accept nothing except the dis
charge OF all the non-uniOn men employed since tho
trouble began and those union men who have been I'M
faithful to their union we'll the nonunion hands
that caused trouble This the Typothcg would not
consider and the conference adjourned Mr.. Glackin
that he Will put the offer before meeting or the
union tolay. but lie said that he had hopes of its
being accepted. The employers consider this final
and arrangements were made FOR carrying on the fight
Everett Glacsin not popular man among book
and job compoStors yesterday His actions in the mat
OF Harper 4 Brothers caused general dissatisfaction
wherever there printers who had been informed or
t. 1t only among the compostors that his action
discussed violently but the employers and Of
the union Office, coniemncd IL seyersly.
Joseph Smith. chairman OF the strike Committee, de-
MED that there had been deal with Harper Brothers
He said that Mr. Harper refused to discharge his non
union aud would have into the trouble II had
been forced upon him the IL upon the other
empi ycrs But Mr.. Harper told that
the four non-union in his employ
hal expelled from union for non-payment
oi dues and two because they nsuted union men who
had asked about strike. At this Mr. Harper is re-
ported stating that he had nothing further to say.
one of the has already Joined the union ami tho
other three have made application to 10 80.
BLOW Al THE UNION MEN,
This, however does not agree with the statement
printed In Yesterdays TRIBUNE regards the
msut, which j. Henry Harper said thoroughly cor
lie had nothing add to it, Among the printers
exception to the action OF President Gackin was
q. Burgoyne, president Of the Quck Printing Com
pany ON "Wednesday hc said that II it that
Glackin and Harper d Brothers had made deal lie
woud lock his and his statement then was fol-
lowed by this circular that 10 had printed yesterday aud
distributed widely:
NfwYoRk. oct 49, 1856.
GES1Ir1gx When the ec4e va, presented to Friday
.tf Ko every oeo IN when i, was not ccac~ae IA It's en,rcy
allowed teeth aud nails that assumption
and flesh Of another" lhey have bargancd
uaion hands .nd the same time proclaim from the house
tops that " tho IIarpers have given IN
respectfully submit that such coutse of procedure not
fair TO m, office only unfair TO , olce but unfair to
ofcc that II real card shop II - an outrage
call. Impeachment Of every officer connected
T T ccs@S SS4 fg S the T are @ @a % tbs
bargain anuuleh today h- otre Will declare lockout
G.. q. Ht R,ofSK. President
TIL. vas a blow FOR the union men, FOR they thought
would be followed by similar action by all ths
city. President GlacNn hurried 70 FyhaSoras nan ami
posted TINS bulletin:
THIS certify that uonunon men ar at present or
Will he empIoi 9; by H. H,o, .i ,'i;'oNN NJ .
Jo.Tru SMITH, C44iruAn oi strl.e Donm.ttec.
II gwen ont ami understood tnat the men
temporarily FROM TIE composing room am. are
employed Ia another department lh@ va not officially
dcucd y the firm aui attempt 20 settle the ehtre
matter lclag scu'-rd hr But-'}ho coAtIIlci al
ate loci, his ont. Buj II IN mo mean
timc he nds that the Original story true nc VIII close
hs c'ii-c.
There were many answers to The ad-
Veriis~ment- that The employing printers In
serted IN the leading pticr- tnr"uAh"h the country
Jc-tr"Aj. A. m'u' a. t''rph'r4 were mIel lnhc'
ael} aud iu tnc afternoon tlc c"mposhk- room ol -"
fhIr,hDfuls AAd 49, fall CON- lcmcnt am tho printing
establishment of Hewitt ~ Co. hth an me men
needed - carry work. me thhprhmdH ap
pear~d a. usual yesterday 10 spite ~ the STRIKE other
inns reported tHst tLey Wc.c getting men raWdy.
Tho go rpo-iiors rom inc county ri nhi , Iot
today III. az tlfions Co tie -tukrrs yesterday Mero
forty preNmcn employed hy IJito ~ Co asd twenty.
five men by GIl.i, Bios. Iurnlre OF No 400 west
l4fhst
fhr strike Committee held loug session in the morn.
u. and reports received from the pckes stationed
at each c-falli-hucu'. committee was appointed To
confer win theodore f. DeNnne at his office at Latay-
yrttr Place amt Fourth It, aud sultatlOn was hcld,
bat with ..tl. factory result